Just do it if you're looking for something in this area, especially considering the limited selection on Campercontact in the region. Relaxed people. Large, flat terrain. If you don't need power or a very long cable, you're not limited in your choice of pitch. With the address in Campspace, you probably won't get to your intended spot easily. Search for Herdade da Hera on Google Maps.

bit of a chaotic mess. The campsite is part of the site of a trade and storage of campers. There are a few spots available on gravel. Sanitary facilities and facilities are of a piecemeal craftsmanship level. If you are not demanding and willing to pay £30, it is suitable for an overnight stay. the coordinates in the camper contact app are incorrect. Google Maps knows.

This campsite near the village of Thorpe is part of a chain. Mostly mobile homes, but also a number of touring pitches on gravel and a tent field of course. sanitary facilities are outdated (old). We didn't stand up for the fun, we took a nice walk through Dovedale. We paid £30 for camper and 2 people.

approximately 25 'touring pitches'. beautiful places with gravel and spacious lawn surrounding it. Surrounded by high hedges. we paid £32 per night for 2 adults and camper inclusive. electricity. tap available on site.

approximately 25 'touring pitches'. beautiful places with gravel and spacious lawn surrounding it. Surrounded by high hedges. we paid £32 per night for 2 adults and camper inclusive. electricity. tap available on site.

approximately 25 'touring pitches'. beautiful places with gravel and spacious lawn surrounding it. Surrounded by high hedges. we paid £32 per night for 2 adults and camper inclusive. electricity. tap available on site.

Reserved online. No problem. Just pay attention from which side you approach the campsite. Two narrow roads with one-way traffic. One is the entrance, the other is the exit. Paid £25 excl. electricity on June 20 for 2 people. and camper.

Paid 412 crowns for basic place with electricity! 2 adults and camper